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Ensayo - Overcoming The Problematic of Art - Yves Klein - de Antonio Gonzalez Almazan

ensayo sobre la exposicion "el vacio" de Yves Klein, realizado como evaluacion final de la clase de historia del arte contemporaneo en santa reparata international school of arts en florencia, italia.

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Ensayo - Overcoming The Problematic of Art - Yves Klein - de Antonio Gonzalez Almazan

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Overcoming the Problematic of Art by Antonio Gonzalez Santa Reparata International School of Art April 16, 2002; Florence, Italy to my grandfather “OVERCOMING THE PROBLEMATIC OF ART” There are many issues when talking about artwork such a8 composition, shape, color, ling, light and the materials; nowaver, there is something more important and that makes each artwork different from one another: the "pictorial sensibility" Many artists have dominate and innovata in the Use of colors and light, as can be soon in Van Gogh’s paintings, in creating great compositions such as the work of Millet, or an excellent use of different materials lise the dadaist artists did. The issue is; what makes all this artworks 80 valuable, 4 unique, 80 magical? It's not just the line, the color, the materials or the composition themselves. I's the artwork “aura, i{ is what Eugene Delacroix defined as the “indefinissable® (the sole true merit of painting), itis the “pictorial sensibility’. One of the best ways to understand this “pictorial sensibility’ of an artwork is by an exhibit with ne precedents in art history, presented by the French artist Yves Klein titled "The specialization of sensibility in the raw material state into stabilized pictorial sensibility’, best known as “Le Vide" (The Void) that took place in the Ins Clert Gallery, in Pans, in April 28", 1958, Carefully and with a specific schedule. he organized this exhibit, that was a radical consequence of his pictorial evolution, where he showed nothing. just the gallery itself, empty, all painted in white, The art piece that he wanted to show was not a real object, or oven an idea, it was the “immaterial” ag Yves Klein understood it, As the artist always did, Ne chose the public space of a gallery with a limited time fo experiment the artistic freedom, and living a Fitual act. Not only this exhibit is important because of Klein's research of the ‘pictorial sensibility’ but also because this ‘pictorial sensibility” will Inspire new Art movements, such as conceptual art, happenings and performances, nnimal artand even the role of museums, galleries and space in art Yves Klein was born on April 28" of 1928, in Nice, France. His father, Fred Klein, was a figurative painter and his mother, Marie Raymond would become one of the fst abstract painters. His creative and spiritual qualities to create art were around him during his childhood thanks to this artistic environment he lived in, Klein followed his parents a they moved throughout France, experiencing different approaches to art. He had a iot of froe time s0 he Used fo spend his evenings on the beach, looking at the sea and the sky, where he was amazed by the blue of the sky and the sea, considering this color the best way to show the infinite space and the spiritual values that he wanted to express, In 1947 he started his first judo classes, which helped him to have the spiritual balance he was looking for and that will characterize his artwork, During this time, great friendship with Claude Pascal and Arman started that would later on lead to an artistic exchange, The three friends used to sit on the beach talking about Creation and spiritual space. The "divided" the world into three part between them Armand got the land and the riches, Pascal got the air, and Yves got the sky and ts infinites, Yves wanted to “sign” the sky and make it his pioce of art

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